A Great Job Interview
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What is a great job interview? Could you do it perfectly with no shortcomings or errors?

A job seeker – let’s call her Sarah – is applying for a position and now she has been called for an interview. Before the interview, Sarah does a lot of research about the company and the industry.

She has been prepared for all common questions and knows exactly how she’s going to convince the interviewer that she is the one for the job.

She has anticipated the interviewer’s concerns and is ready for them, but she also knows recruiters tend to surprise her to observe her reactions and then analyze her character, so she is ready to encounter unpredicted conditions as well.

Sarah had a lot of stress about the meeting at first but a great deal of practice, helped her to control it. She figured out the only way she might get the job is as if she looks confident.

Practice gave her this necessity. She doesn’t forget to bring her resume and other requirements, and she knows how much the first 5 minutes of the interview is vital.

During the interview, she is always performing professional, polite and gentle. She is obviously the kind of applicant all organizations would like to hire. With a little bit of luck, it seems that Sarah has a great chance to get the open position.